What Australian PM told reporter over question on calling Modi ‘the boss’, find out
A news reporter asked Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese if he regretted calling Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi “the boss,”…
A news reporter asked Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese if he regretted calling Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi “the boss,”…
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Sunday said that India and Australia have forged a deeper connection in education, culture, defence and trade.
On this occasion, the Australian Prime Minister witnessed some state-of-the-art technologies being developed by the IIT Delhi scientists.
Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra said the Indian side also conveyed to the Australian side its concern over the activities of 'pro-Khalistan' elements in Australia.
"This Indian community is contributing a lot to the society and economy of Australia," PM said during India-Australia: Exchange of Agreements.
The new strict measures will be coordinated by state and territory governments and enforced by the Australian Defence Force.
But there were some who weren't as complimentary of the speech.
PM Modi conveyed his heartfelt condolences on behalf of all Indians and on his own behalf on damage to life and property in Australia due to severe and prolonged bushfires.
Moments after Daniel Fallins removed Dasun Shanaka, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison came running onto the ground carrying drinks.
The result will be devastating for the centre-left Labor Party, which had been ahead in every opinion poll during the campaign and had expected to easily form a government after Saturday's vote.
